Hakimi, Diaz, Aguerd, Mazraoui…: here are the most valued Atlas Lions in the world

Hakimi, Diaz, Aguerd, Mazraoui…: here are the most valued Atlas Lions in the world
Hakimi, Diaz, Aguerd, Mazraoui…: here are the most valued Atlas Lions in the world

Transfermarkt has updated its ranking of the most valuable players on the transfer market.

Achraf Hakimi is part of the Top 100 most valuable players in the world, while Brahim Diaz and other of his teammates in the National Team are far behind.

Indeed, the Moroccan international from Saint-Germain is part of the Top 100 (63rd) with an estimated value of 60 million euros, according to the German site specializing in transfers.

However, Hakimi should be worth more if he had not extended his lease with PSG since European behemoths were coveting him.

Read also: Mundo Deportivo: “Brahim Diaz has become essential at Real”

The second Moroccan following in this ranking is none other than Brahim Diaz. The Real Madrid attacking midfielder occupies the 186th position with an estimated value of 40 million euros. But it is certain that he is worth more, given his recent remarkable performances with the Merengues.

These Lions who will roar

Next, according to Transfermarkt, are Nayef Aguerd from Real Sociedad (35 million euros), Noussair Mazraoui from Manchester United (32), Bilal El Khannouss from Leicester City (30) and Eliesse Ben Seghir from AS Monaco (30). These Atlas Lions were sparkling with their respective clubs during the first part of this season.

Furthermore, this ranking is largely dominated by Erling Haaland (Manchester City) and Vinicius Junior (Real Madrid). The two attackers are each valued at 200 million euros.

Madrilenians Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappé complete the podium with 180 million euros each, while Yamine Lamal (FC Barcelona) is 5th with 150 million euros, tied with Bukayo Saka (Arsenal).

Par Le360 Sport

12/26/2024 at 10:00 a.m.

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